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Aboriginal Affairs deputy minister may testify at human rights tribunal

By Mark Blackburn
May 22, 2013

A discrimination case against Canada is on hold at the Human Rights Tribunal in Ottawa.

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A discrimination case against Canada is on hold at the Human Rights Tribunal in Ottawa.

Nearly 50,000 documents are at the centre of the latest arguments between lawyers.

The question now is, when will lawyers at the tribunal get a look at them.

APTN’s Annette Francis has been covering the proceedings.

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